Family Learning
Discover new art, find inspiration, and ignite your imaginations with WKMA’s family programs. Learn the power of art to open up windows to new worlds, new ideas, and infinite possibilities as you explore the galleries on a scavenger hunt, enjoy lively discussion over one of our family gallery guides, or work together to make a masterpiece of your own at a Learning Families workshop.
All Upcoming Classes & Programs
August
Accordion Books
August 08, 2020 - August 08, 2020
Create a stitch-free collapsing accordion book. Get playful with the paste-paper process and create colorful, textural decorative paper for your book.Then be taken through the steps to build a book model. Finally, problem-solve from your book model to complete your final paste paper accordion book. What: Accordion Books When/...
Citrasolv Art
August 13, 2020 - August 14, 2020
Join Greg for this exceptional and experimental Citrasolv workshop using chance and abstraction. Using a unique process with orange oil (Citrasolv Cleaner), transform ordinary magazine pages into rich, textural images. Then, learn compositional and collage techniques to create one-of-a-kind panels of art. All supplies are included. Class size will be 5 ...
Woodcut Printmaking
August 04, 2020 - August 25, 2020
Learn the basics of woodcut relief printmaking, a fine art reproductive process that allows you to create a series of original prints. Students will learn carving techniques on birch or pine plank to create an original image for print. They will be led through the inking and printing process, including ...
Abstract Shadow Boxes
August 27, 2020 - August 27, 2020
Participants will be taken on a short journey of the senses to inspire the creation of an abstract paper shadow box. Explore line, color, and shape with decorative and frosted papers to make a unique piece inspired by touch, sound, smell, and/or language. All supplies are included. Class size ...
Wreck Art
August 29, 2020 - August 30, 2020
This Wreck art class focuses on creation through destruction and alteration. Students will receive a finished artwork sourced from thrift stores, attics, waste bin, etc. Students will be guided through questions to consider about the artwork and how new life can be breathed into the piece. Then students will cut, ...
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